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cannabis2 years ago

"Minnesota's Cannabis Industry Cultivates Home Growing Opportunities"

As Minnesota prepares to legalize the use, possession, and home growing of marijuana for adults, cannabis businesses are finding creative ways to navigate the current restrictions. Grounded Gardens, a new cannabis lounge and dispensary, plans to offer hemp plants as test subjects for customers to learn how to grow cannabis until they can legally sell marijuana plants. They also hope to host seed swaps in the future. Meanwhile, Minneapolis-based seed bank CannaJoy is set to start selling cannabis seeds and offering home growing classes. However, the state's seed law and testing process have yet to be established, causing delays for businesses wanting to label and sell Minnesota-grown seeds. Despite these challenges, Minnesota home growers will be able to possess and share small amounts of marijuana flower while they wait for their own harvest.

cannabis2 years ago

"Homegrown Marijuana Legalized in Minnesota, Raises Concerns for Law Enforcement"

Minnesotans will be able to grow up to eight marijuana plants at home starting August 1, the same day recreational use of marijuana becomes legal for adults 21 and older. However, before that can happen, they will need seeds. The Minnesota Department of Agriculture will regulate marijuana seed like any other, subject to testing rules and labeling requirements under the state seed law. Online retailers are already selling them, and next month, the agency will issue permits for companies to sell seed in the state.

cannabis-legalization2 years ago

Minnesota businesses gear up for legal cannabis market as Gov. Walz signs bill.

As cannabis legalization approaches in Minnesota, local businesses are preparing for home growers. Minnesotans will be allowed to grow up to eight cannabis plants at home starting August 1. However, the sale of cannabis seeds is still illegal under federal law, leaving businesses in a gray area. The state officials are working on creating regulations for cannabis seed sales, including labeling requirements and THC level testing. The new Office of Cannabis Management is expected to be operational in early 2025.